AMBER Alert canceled, Homestead 2-year-old found safe

Jesmine Cedillo-Ramirez. Credit: FDLE.

Florida Department of Law Enforcement canceled the AMBER Alert issued for 2-year-old Jesmine Cedillo-Ramirez Thursday after she was found safe.

Jesmine was originally last seen in the area of the 39th block of 9th Street in Homestead, Miami-Dade County.

The Florida Amber Alert issued earlier today for Jesmine Cedillo-Ramirez has been canceled. The child is safe. Thank you for sharing!

— FDLE (@fdlepio) November 15, 2019

According to FDLE, Jesmine was thought to be be in the company of Diego Cedillo-Hernandez, 23.

The relationship between Jesmine and Diego has not been confirmed in the FDLE AMBER Alert release.

Anyone who might have spotted the two were warned not to approach them.

Anyone with information during these types of situations can contact FDLE’s missing endangered persons hotline at 1-888-356-4774, contact the local law enforcement agency at 305-247-1535 or dial 911.

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